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U.S. law enforcement works with counterparts worldwide
U.S. officials and law enforcement professionals work closely with their overseas counterparts to make the world safer. Learn why these partnerships matter.
U.S. returns 523 artifacts to Mexico
Antiquities trafficking is a multibillion dollar, transnational criminal enterprise. Here's what happened when someone smuggled stolen Mexican artifacts.
U.S. provides training to prevent atrocities
The U.S. is helping nations prevent atrocities against vulnerable populations with data and specialized training. Read about U.S. aid to nations in need.
U.S. launches new center to fight human trafficking
Through the newly launched Center for Countering Human Trafficking, the U.S. government will lead the global response to counter modern-day slavery.
Authoritarian regimes’ unclear laws make anyone a suspect
The U.S. Constitution requires laws to be specific to prevent arbitrary enforcement. See how some other governments use vague laws to target their citizens.
U.S. officials answer calls for police reform
Local governments in the U.S. are passing police reforms after the death of George Floyd. See how departments are responding to the public outcry.
Police leaders march in solidarity with peaceful protesters
Police in the United States have joined marches for reform after a man's death in police custody. See how law enforcement is supporting peaceful protests.
How police are held accountable in the U.S.
When a U.S. police officer is involved in a deadly incident, departments - often with civilian oversight - investigate to decide next steps.
Indicted Rwandan arrested for alleged role in genocide
One of the men accused of orchestrating the genocide in Rwanda, Félicien Kabuga, has been captured and will now face justice.